Sentence examples for its capacity to transform from inspiring English sources
His activity sometimes seemed like proof of concept for his ideas: an astute art critic, he was also a theorist of art's practical purchase, fascinated by its capacity to transform the physical stuff of the world.
ICP0 was first identified based on its capacity to transform HSV's major transcriptional regulator, ICP4, from a weak transcriptional activator to a potent activator of mRNA synthesis; specifically, combinations of ICP0 and ICP4 are 20-fold more potent at driving mRNA synthesis than either ICP0 or ICP4 alone [5], [6].
In summary, we show that PMT is able to hijack signalling cascades much in the same way than oncogenic tyrosine kinases and that its capacity to transform cells is enhanced by SOCS-1.
The product of the oncogene v-Crk was identified in 1988 due to its capacity to transform fibroblasts and to induce tumors in chickens and was named CT10 (chicken tumor virus number 10) regulator of kinase, Crk [ 1, 2].
In 2003 Dalla Valle was nominated entrepreneur of the year thanks to his capacity to transform a forest externality into a valuable economic resource.
America possesses an alchemy, of sorts, with its remarkable capacity to transform people and itself.
It has the capacity to transform our city by defining new criteria for the way that we build.
Is NATO forever destined to be an exclusionary military mutual-defense alliance, or does it have the capacity to transform itself into an inclusive strategic collective security regime that enables the United Nations to work as originally intended?
T-DNA can be engineered to carry virtually any sequence without affecting the bacterium's capacity to transform its host.
The T-DNA can be engineered to carry virtually any sequence without affecting the bacterium's capacity to transform its host.
At its basic level, leadership is developing the capacity to transform our own lives and circumstances, and as our confidence grows we extend that capacity to our broader sphere of influence.
